254 Corson Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301

The three-unit, three-story building at 254 Corson Avenue in Tompkinsville, owned by Vito Cavalluzzi, has shown a pattern of maintenance issues over recent years, particularly in 2022 when several violations were documented. These included problems with the 1st floor apartment's private hallway vinyl floor tiles and bell buzzer system, both of which were addressed by October 2022, and a missing handrail at the front stoop that was corrected by November 2022.

A more concerning violation from April 2022 involved a defective carbon monoxide detector in the 1st floor apartment, though records indicate this was also addressed. The building experienced exterior maintenance issues in 2022, including a defective masonry cheek wall at the front stoop, which was repaired by July 2022.

Looking back through the records, the building has maintained an active compliance history with rodent inspections, consistently passing all inspections from 2014 through 2018, with the most recent violation in 2018 requiring proper posting of gas leak procedures. The building, constructed in 1910, has demonstrated some age-related wear and maintenance challenges, particularly in 2022, though most violations appear to have been appropriately addressed based on certification dates. As of the latest available data, there have been no recorded housing maintenance code violations in 2023 or 2024, suggesting improved maintenance compliance in recent years.